Bicentennial Memory Project
Bicentennial Memory Project, Denyse Allen, Lori Olson WhiteGrassroots project to collect the memories of everyday Americans of the 1976 Bicentennial celebrations
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When America Turned 200, We All Became Detectives
Something magical happened in 1976 when our nation celebrated its bicentennial birthday. Suddenly, everyone wanted to know if their great-great-great-great-grandfather had camped at Valley Forge.
Memories of Epic Family Bicentennial Celebrations and Activities
The Bicentennial marked America’s 200th birthday and people across the country celebrated in different ways — parades, concerts, reunions, re-enactments, fireworks, rodeos. You name it, and American families were gathering together to wish ...
Remember That One Person Who Went Completely Overboard for America's 200th Birthday?
Every family had that one person who turned the Bicentennial into their personal mission.
Remember When Your Town Went Bicentennial Crazy?
Picture this: fire hydrants dressed as George Washington dotting your Main Street. Your neighbors competing to see who could make their house look most patriotic. Kids racing homemade soapbox cars down the biggest hill in town. That was 197...
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